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RE: Wadia Digital Coaxial Cable

Posted by Duster on February 11, 2017 at 09:56:38:
Since you have many other digital coaxial cables for your evaluation, I'm sure you will have a good handle to compare it with. As for Wadia knowing what they are doing when it comes to digital, not all audio component manufactures believe in esoteric audiophile notions about audio cables and power cords, so I would not expect Wadia to be on top of things as much as one might hope for in this regard. Not to say they don't care about such things, but if the Wadia digital cable was included with the Wadia component, it could be that they intended it to be a better sounding option than a typical freebee cable that is sometimes included in the box, but not quite as high-performance as what a more expensive design might offer. I'd be curious to know how you might find the Wadia digital cable to sound vs. the Kimber Illuminati digital cable in your system.